Highlights
- Oppo model PYE110, Vivo models V2603A and V2609A have cleared MIIT certification in China.
- Both models have been classified as 5G digital mobile phones and confirm compliance with Chinese telecom regulations and authorisation for network use.
- Connectivity support NR SA/NSA, TD‑LTE, LTE FDD, WCDMA, GSM; certified for 5G eMBB, dual SIM standby, Android OS, 5G roaming.
Several upcoming smartphones from Oppo and Vivo have reportedly received MIIT (Ministry of Industry and Information Technology) certification in China, suggesting that their official launch could be getting closer. The certification details were shared on X by a tipster Anvin @ZionsAnvin and include one Oppo device and two Vivo-branded smartphones. Here’s what we know.
Oppo and Vivo Phones Receive MIIT Certification
According to the leaked information, the certified Oppo smartphone carries the model number PYE110 and is believed to be part of the upcoming Oppo Find X10 series. Meanwhile, Vivo has received certification for two devices with model numbers V2603A and V2609A, which are expected to debut as the Vivo X500 series and the iQOO 16, respectively.
The MIIT certification lists OPPO Guangdong Mobile Communications Co., Ltd. as the manufacturer of the PYE110 smartphone. The two Vivo devices carrying model numbers V2603A and V2609A are listed under Vivo Mobile Communications Co., Ltd.
All three devices have been classified as 5G digital mobile phones and are manufactured in Dongguan City, Guangdong Province, China.
China’s MIIT has approved the following
– PYE110 Oppo phone (Could be a Find X10 series device)
– V2603A and V2609A Vivo phones (Could be Vivo X500 seroes and iQOO 16)#OppoFindX10 #Oppo #Vivo #VivoX500 #iQOO16https://t.co/CU5JxsITYg pic.twitter.com/cauoZ1pg7I— Anvin (@ZionsAnvin) July 27, 2026
Connectivity and Software Details Revealed
The MIIT certification does not reveal the hardware specifications or launch timeline of these smartphones. However, it confirms that the upcoming Oppo and Vivo devices have been officially licensed, comply with Chinese telecom regulations and are authorised for network access in China until 2029.
The certification documents reveal that each smartphone has been issued an official telecommunications equipment network access certificate by Chinese authorities.
Each certificate includes a unique license number, an issuance date of July 27, 2026 and a validity period extending until July 27, 2029. The approval confirms that these smartphones have met the required regulatory standards for use on Chinese telecom networks.
The MIIT listings confirm support for multiple network standards including NR SA/NSA, TD-LTE, LTE FDD, WCDMA, and GSM. The upcoming smartphones are also certified to support 5G eMBB (Enhanced Mobile Broadband) technology, dual SIM dual standby, Android operating system, and 5G inter-network roaming.
Another notable detail mentioned in the certification is the inclusion of large model registration numbers associated with various AI and technology frameworks. These include AndesGPTLVM, ChatGLM, WenXinYiYan, YunQue, and PengChengZhiXin.
Based on current speculation, the PYE110 model is expected to belong to the Oppo Find X10 series, while the V2603A and V2609A models are believed to be part of the Vivo X500 series and the iQOO 16 lineup.
However, the companies have not officially confirmed the marketing names of these devices yet.
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